Measuring moving phase objects using confocal transmission microscopy
Transmission confocal microscopy which makes it possible to measure moving phase objects. The process is ideal for the determination of optical thickness and depth position of living cells or chromosomes. For transparent and opaque micro particles it is possible to determine quantitatively the spacial distribution and the lateral dimensions.
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